What's for me after my I 130 has been approved with my asylum case still pending?
As you were already advised, best practice to seek termination in court ASAP. Hire a competent and experienced lawyer in Houston for that.
San Diego, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
As you were already advised, best practice to seek termination in court ASAP. Hire a competent and experienced lawyer in Houston for that.
Schedule an INFOPASS appointment and see what you can achieve/obtain.
No should not be any adverse impact or impact at all.
Since you are in J-1 status inside the USA you can ask to change your status to B-2. Can take 6-7 months or just 2-3. You'l see.
Not recommended at all, unless you absolutely have to and have a still valid visa in your passport.
The answer to your question is "Yes", subject to the excellent explanation by my colleague, Mr. Behar.
Strange. Seems to be an error, but you never know.
Yes, given that it has in fact extended your LPR status by one more year.
I suspect you will have to depart & then seek to come back. Talk to that employer's attorney.
Better have/find it. CIS is notorious for asking, during the interview, for whatever one happens not to have or be able to obtain.